COLUMBUS - Local gardening enthusiasts have banded together to create a free community seed library for all residents of Austin, Colorado, Fayette, La vaca and Wharton counties. Be- ginner gardeners are encouraged to participate; the library is for every level of gardener. The Sprout to Share Free Seed Library will open Saturday, Aug. 24. Terry Rich, owner of Create Space Studio in Colum - bus, has graciously offered an area at the front of the studio to
house the library. Here is how the library will
work. Bulk packets of seeds for growing veggie and herb gar - den produce (no flowers yet) are available to take seeds from. No library card or any official doc - umentation is needed. But there is a check out log where 'seed borrowers' are asked to fill out to keep track of which seeds are the
